Introduction The latest releases of Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) now include the new Remote Data Gateway (RDG) for accessing databases that are not otherwise...
Introduction The latest releases of Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) now include the new Remote Data Gateway (RDG) for accessing databases that are not otherwise accessible by OAC. This post is a supplement to the post Deploying Remote Data Gateway in Oracle Analytics Cloud for Data Visualization. It is a step-by-step guide to creating RDG connections using the Developer Client Tool for OAC. The official documentation is Connect to On-premises Data Sources and Known Issues....
Introduction The latest releases of Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) now include the new Remote Data Gateway (RDG) for accessing databases that are not otherwise accessible by OAC. This post is...
Introduction The latest releases of Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) now include the new Remote Data Gateway (RDG) for accessing databases that are not otherwise accessible by OAC. This post is a step-by-step guide to installing gateway agents and creating Data Visualization connections using RDG. For tips on using RDG connections with the Oracle Developer Client Tool, visit Deploying Remote Data Gateway in Oracle Analytics Cloud for Metadata Repositories. The official...
Introduction This post describes preparing an X11 graphical display system on a Linux 7 compute instance running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). A...
Introduction This post describes preparing an X11 graphical display system on a Linux 7 compute instance running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). A graphical interface is a requirement of The Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) Remote Data Gateway (RDG) installer. This post is also useful for preparing the 1.5 version of Remote Data Connector. X11 is the simplest graphical display system to provision in a compute instance. Other options include installing a VNC server or a...
Introduction This post describes preparing an X11 graphical display system on a Linux 7 compute instance running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). A graphical interface is a requirement of The...
Introduction This post describes using Linux 7 firewall commands to view and open ports in a compute instance running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). This...
Introduction This post describes using Linux 7 firewall commands to view and open ports in a compute instance running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). This is one of the steps to allow access from client applications such as Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC). This may be useful when setting up Remote Data Connector (RDC) or accessing a database contained within a compute instance. This does not apply to database cloud services provisioned in OCI. Access to a database or...
Introduction This post describes using Linux 7 firewall commands to view and open ports in a compute instance running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). This is one of the steps to allow access...
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Introduction The latest releases of Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) now support BI Publisher (BIP) connections to the Autonomous Data Warehouse (ADW). This post is a step-by-step guide to creating the connections. Links to documentation are provided for all steps where possible. Screen shots are provided for the ADW Connection...
Introduction The latest releases of Oracle...
Introduction In various blog posts we discussed the usage of BI Cloud Connector (BICC) in Oracle SaaS. In our cloud applications for ERP, HCM, EX etc exist...
Introduction In various blog posts we discussed the usage of BI Cloud Connector (BICC) in Oracle SaaS. In our cloud applications for ERP, HCM, EX etc exist various options to store flexible data as we know. One option follows the concept of flexible fields as known as Flexfields. Those are either Key Flexfields (KFF), Descriptive Flexfields (DFF) or Extensible Flexfields (EFF). These data are stored in database tables where the structures are fixed (columns named SEGMENT,...
Introduction In various blog posts we discussed the usage of BI Cloud Connector (BICC) in Oracle SaaS. In our cloud applications for ERP, HCM, EX etc exist various options to store flexible data as we...
Introduction This post describes deploying Oracle Remote Data Connector (RDC) for Tomcat in a Compute instance running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) for...
Introduction This post describes deploying Oracle Remote Data Connector (RDC) for Tomcat in a Compute instance running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) for use by Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC). RDC is used primarily in cases where data sources are not accessible using a public IP address. It supplements the official RDC documentation found here and here with screen images and links to additional references. A step-by-step example is provided for those desiring to perform...
Introduction This post describes deploying Oracle Remote Data Connector (RDC) for Tomcat in a Compute instance running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) for use by Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC). RDC...
For other A-Team articles by Richard, click here Introduction The Remote Data Connector (RDC) allows the Oracle Analytics Cloud service to connect to on-premise...
For other A-Team articles by Richard, click here Introduction The Remote Data Connector (RDC) allows the Oracle Analytics Cloud service to connect to on-premise data sources. There are now 2 versions. The initial version required that a web-sever, either weblogic or tomcat, be used on premise for the tool to work. That version is still available, and for customers already using Weblogic or Tomcat on-premise, that may still be the preferred approach. Details on configuring...
For other A-Team articles by Richard, click here Introduction The Remote Data Connector (RDC) allows the Oracle Analytics Cloud service to connect to on-premise data sources. There are now 2 versions....
For other A-Team articles by Richard, click here Introduction This article walks through the steps to set up the Remote Data Connector (RDC), for Oracle...
For other A-Team articles by Richard, click here Introduction This article walks through the steps to set up the Remote Data Connector (RDC), for Oracle Analytics Cloud, to connect to an On-Premise Essbase source. Two methods will be described: A direct connection from the Data Visualization tool without the need to use a repository (RPD) A connection from the Analyses tool, that does use a RPD connection Notes The Essbase.war file requires Java 1.8. This impacts the...
For other A-Team articles by Richard, click here Introduction This article walks through the steps to set up the Remote Data Connector (RDC), for Oracle Analytics Cloud, to connect to an On-Premise...
